Episodes
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Candidate for CD2 Colby Jenkins shares reaction to close raceHow much will the new downtown SLC actually cost residents?Would term limits make a difference? President Biden brings the age limit question back in the spotlightWould a total shift to EV's make a difference?Why buy local? A look at the economic argument USU intends to terminate head football coach
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Utah State University says they plan to terminate their Head Football Coach Blake Anderson. Aimee Cobabe, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show with the latest details.
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Supporting local businesses has become increasingly less convenient than shopping online. With same-day shipping, and every option under the sun, why would you continue to support local businesses? Jed Matthews, Owner and Roaster of The Bean Whole Coffee Roasters and Partner/Founder of the Neighborhood Hive Market, alongside Derek Williamson, Owner of Olio Skin Care Products and Founding partner of TNH joins Maura and Dave to speak about their experience as local business owners and why it's important for Utah residents to support businesses like theirs.
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Dave and Maura take a look at the current state of the EV market and how the cost of an EV compares to a gas vehicle. Joe Cannon, formerly the US Environmental Protection Agency Assistant Administrator for Air Quality and retired environmental lawyer joins the show with his take on if a full switch to EV's will actually make a difference locally and globally and why the full shift to EV's is so slow to take off.
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The average age in the U.S. Senate is 64. When Senator Romney announced he was not running for another term. he explained it was time for a new generation. What are we really considering when suggesting age limits? Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at the Deseret News, just released an op-ed about Washington putting in age limits for politicians and he discusses with Maura and Dave. We also hear from listeners on this topic.
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As the election year heats up, the question on term limits has been brought back to light for many different positions. How much of a difference would term limits actually make? Is there a bigger problem at hand? Dave and Maura discuss.
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How much will the proposed sales tax increase for the new downtown actually cost residents in SLC? Dave has looked at the math and shares his take.
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The primary race for Congressional District 2 is still in a place that is too close to call. Colby Jenkins, candidate for Congressional District 2, joins D2 to share his reaction.
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Rocky Mountain Power has proposed a 30% increase to utility rates over 18 months. Dick Garlish, the President of Rocky Mountain Power, defended the company's efforts to KSL @ Night, Dave and Maura walk through what was discussed. What does this mean for the average customer? How much are insurance companies passing losses onto utility companies? Dave and guest host Maura Carabello discuss and take a listener call.
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President Biden to remain in race despite debate backlash Checking in on Telehealth in the health care fieldCalifornia to require a financial literacy course in order to graduate high schoolGov. Cox says he will do everything he can to fight proposed power rate increasesCongressional District 2 race is still too close to callFire Captain Michael Harp dies in tragic rafting accident
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Friends recounted the deadly rafting accident the veteran firefighter did not survive. Officials said Harp was pinned under his raft Thursday after it flipped. He was with a group of about 20 friends rafting down the Green River at Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado. Officials said the accident happened near Hells Half Mile, a section of class-three and class-four rapids on the Green River in the Canyon of Lodore. KSL Investigative Reporter and producer Dave Cawley Joins the show with details of the accident, and Dave shares his experience as a river rafting guide.
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Incumbent Rep. Celeste Maloy and opponent Colby Jenkins are still entangled in a nail biting race for the Congressional District 2 seat. The largest share of uncounted ballots in the 2nd District race appears to be in Washington County, which still has to process 1,765 votes and work through the cure list, which entails reaching out to over 700 voters about ballots with signatures that do not match those on record. The counting will likely continue into next week. Could we see a recount in the race? Dave and Taylor go over the timeline.
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Rocky Mountain Power, which supplies electricity to four-fifths of Utah, is asking the state for a whopping 30.6% increase in power rates, which would raise the average customer’s bill by more than $24 a month in the next 18 months. Governor Spencer Cox responded in a tweet Sunday, saying he would "do everything in his power to make sure a rate increase of that magnitude never sees the light of day." Adam Gardiner, co-founder of Utah’s Aerospace and Defense Association, ad KSL at Night Host, gives his input on the rate hike and conflict.
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California students will have to complete a course in pocketbook economics — balancing a checkbook, managing credit cards, avoiding scams — to graduate from high school under a bill that will become law, state lawmakers announced Thursday. Schools in Utah have had this requirement for over a decade, but are they effective in teaching financial skills to Utah's teens? Brittney Griffin, Communications Deputy for the Utah Office of the State Treasurer, shares how the office's curriculum is holding up in Utah's schools, and where they can improve. KSL Producers Alexie Zollinger and Mitchell von Puttkammer share their experience in high school financial literacy courses.
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A Texas hospital could be the first in the United States to use a technology that allows doctors to visit patients via hologram. The facility recently installed a 3D system that projects a life-sized hologram of a doctor so that they can perform real-time consults with patients at a clinic 30 miles away. Is this step a continuation of the evolving use of remote technology in medicine? Dave and Taylor break down the pros and cons of telehealth and the idea of hologram doctors.
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After days of hand-wringing about Biden's poor night on stage debating Trump, Democratic leaders firmly rejected calls for their party to choose a younger presidential candidate for the Nov. 5 election.
Biden, 81, meanwhile, was huddling with family members at the Camp David presidential retreat on Sunday. Dave and Taylor discuss different possible candidates, and share their opinion.
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The U.S. Supreme Court found on Monday that Donald Trump cannot be prosecuted for any actions that were within his constitutional powers as president, but can for private acts, in a landmark ruling recognizing for the first time any form of presidential immunity from prosecution. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas, and Deseret News Reporter Kelsey Dallas, who has been covering the story, join hosts Dave and Taylor Morgan to explain the ruling.
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KSL Movie Show Hosts Steve Salles and Andy Farnsworth join Dave and Greg to preview today's movie show. The movie of the week -- A Quiet Place: Day 1. This week's big question: What movie gave you the most intense theater experience you’ve ever had? Dave and Greg talk about their experiences.
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Several new rulings have dropped this week from the Supreme Court. In fact, today they ruled on the rights of a January 6th rioter and whether or not cities can restrict homeless encampments. We dig into the opinions and discuss what cases we're still waiting to hear about with KSL Legal Analyst and guest host Greg Skordas.
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